Why Is All My Daily Intel About Goddesses?

This should be a female-oriented channel, otherwise, in chapter five, if the coach made a phone call to the "hat uncle," the male lead would probably be in jail for years for his crimes of illegal intrusion and intentional assault. There's no "hat uncle" in this female-oriented channel, and even if there were, it wouldn't matter. 🤭 Sigh, this guy knows a little about the law but not much.

It's alright, because there's a curse that causes death. The downside is that it's always about blackmailing people. For example, if you blackmail someone who committed murder, and they get caught, they'll be executed anyway, so they can report you, and you'll also be considered a criminal, plus they'll have witnesses. And then there are people with a little money who kill people so easily. I don't understand what they're thinking. They have no power but a little money, how dare they kill?

The author is a lawless madman

The plot is good, especially the action-packed moments. Anyone who crosses you gets killed; revenge is swift and decisive, regardless of background. The only flaw is the origin of the cheat system – it's given to the protagonist by an employee of an ordinary game company, an alien entity. It completely ruins the game's appeal. Now that the game company is involved in world destruction, how will this be explained later?

I've read 24 chapters, and personally, I think it's pretty good—a satisfying read. The only downside is that the protagonist is a lawless outlaw who uses superpowers 🤦 It's finished. I couldn't take it anymore when I got to chapter 66, where the protagonist actually killed someone in public. I skipped through the ending, but I didn't really like it. I'm leaving.

Although the story is fictional, the characters feel very real. A poor person suddenly becoming rich—that's how it is. The protagonist is already quite restrained; most people (almost everyone, except Clark) upon gaining overwhelming power react with nothing but "I don't eat beef, I'm Homelander," and the urge to kill arises spontaneously.

It's pretty good, and it's easy to read, except that the main character is a bit lawless 🤦, so the overall score is a bit low.

The writing flows smoothly; good people are rewarded, and evil people are punished. I wonder what the ending will be? Let's wait and see.

That's a pretty novel idea.

Namo Amitabha Buddha. The author has a wildly imaginative mind, and the storyline is captivating. It's a rare gem of a book. Of course, everyone has their own tastes, and we can't expect everyone to like it.